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1 March, 202110 March, 2021 Simon

Emeritus et Emerita

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22 February, 2021 Simon

Cake Stall Security

Australian National Emergency Medal
13 January, 2021 Simon

National Emergency Medal for NZ?

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6 January, 20215 January, 2021 Simon

Managed Isolation and Quarantine – A Kiwi Detainee’s View

NZ Soldier and NZ LAV in Bamiyan Afghanistan with Military Funeral Inset.
1 December, 20201 March, 2021 Simon

Another Great But Broken Promise?

New Zealand 28th (Maori) Battalion Haka WWII
11 November, 20201 March, 2021 Simon

THE LONG HANDSHAKE

Peeni Henare Maiden Speech 2017
31 October, 20206 January, 2021 Simon

Who Will Be NZ’s Next Defence & Veterans’ Minister

Tomb of Unknown Warrior NZ
16 October, 20206 January, 2021 Simon

Defenceless Election

This image shows a dwarf galaxy in the southern constellation of Phoenix named, for obvious reasons, the Phoenix Dwarf. The Phoenix Dwarf is unique in that it cannot be classified according to the usual scheme for dwarf galaxies; while its shape would label it as a spheroidal dwarf galaxy — which do not contain enough gas to form new stars — studies have shown the galaxy to have an associated cloud of gas nearby, hinting at recent star formation, and a population of young stars. The gas cloud does not lie within the galaxy itself, but is still gravitationally bound to it — meaning that it will eventually fall back into the galaxy over time. Since the cloud is close by, it’s likely that the process that flung it outwards it is still ongoing. After studying the shape of the gas cloud, astronomers suspect the most likely cause of the ejection to be supernova explosions within the galaxy. The data to create this image was selected from the ESO archive as part of the Hidden Treasure competition.
8 October, 20206 January, 2021 Simon

Stabilising the Defence Purple Dwarf

Rongomaraeroa-o-nga-hau e wha. NZ Army Marae Waiouru - Source NZDF
17 September, 202031 October, 2020 Simon

NZDF and Te Reo Māori

RNZAF Iroquois in Suai - Supplied
9 September, 20201 December, 2020 Simon

The Atambua Rescue 6 September 2000: An event worth sharing

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1 September, 202031 October, 2020 Simon

Will P.A.T.O. Lead to NZ Armed Neutrality?

Government boosts NZ Defence staff at managed isolation and quarantine facilities, maritime border - TVNZ Screenshot Credit
19 August, 202031 October, 2020 Simon

Ardern’s Neo-Socialist Border Security Solution

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15 August, 20208 October, 2020 Simon

The NZDF Aren’t Handbag Checkers

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